Car Rental in Fiji

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Pickup

  • Nadi International Airport
    Nadi
  • Nadi Town
    Nadi
  • Korotogo Backroad
    Sigatoka
  • Nailuva Road
    Suva

Drop-off

  • Please select pickup location first.

Date &Time

08/21/2025 10:00 AM 08/22/2025 10:00 AM
Free Cancellation

Free Cancellation

Change of plans? Rent with confidence, cancel anytime. No fee. Final Rentals does not believe in charging any cancellation fee.

No Hidden Charges

No Hidden Charges

Pay full rental amount at the counter. No need to pay online. We work on clear pricing policy, what you see is what you pay.

Fair Fuel Policy

Fair Fuel Policy

You can return the car at the same fuel level as it was handed over to you and there will be no charges at all.

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Rent a Car in Fiji: Essential Tips

Flexible Travel
Flexible Travel

Having a rental car in Fiji lets you discover the lively towns and beautiful islands on your own schedule, freeing you from the limits of public transport and making your trip more convenient and enjoyable.

Documents for Tourists
Documents for Tourists

Visitors must carry their passport and a valid tourist visa. While a valid national driver’s license is usually enough to drive, having an International Driving Permit (IDP) is generally recommended.

Documents for Residents
Documents for Residents

Residents must present a valid Fijian driver’s license to rent a car. Additionally, proof of residency is required.

Credit Card Requirement
Credit Card Requirement

To secure your rental and cover any deposits or payments, a credit card in the renter’s name is necessary. This helps make the rental process hassle-free.

Driving Regulations
Driving Regulations

Drivers must keep to the left, and seatbelts are mandatory for everyone in the vehicle. While highways typically allow speeds up to 80 km/h (50 mph), limits in towns and villages are generally set at 50 km/h (30 mph) and may drop further when nearing village zones, so it’s important to watch for signs.

Child Seat Regulations
Child Seat Regulations

Fiji does not have legal requirements for child car seats or booster seats. However, seatbelts must be worn by anyone seated in the front. For added safety, it's still highly recommended to use proper child safety seats.

Traffic Rules
Traffic Rules

Drivers must keep their blood alcohol level below 0.08%. Mobile phone use while driving is only permitted if a hands-free device is used. To avoid fines and stay safe on the road, it’s important to follow traffic regulations.

Toll Roads and Fuel Costs
Toll Roads and Fuel Costs

Toll roads are rare in Fiji, so you typically won’t need special equipment for toll payments. Fuel prices can be higher than in some countries, but gas stations are widely available and offer full service.

Navigation and Parking
Navigation and Parking

Using GPS or navigation apps is helpful, as roads in Fiji can be tricky. Parking is usually available, though fees may apply in busy areas. Expect traffic in larger towns during peak hours.

Driving Conditions and Insurance
Driving Conditions and Insurance

Road conditions in Fiji vary, with well-paved roads in main towns and rougher terrain in rural areas. Check what your rental insurance covers and consider adding comprehensive coverage for extra peace of mind.

Nadi International Airport Car Rentals

  • Rent a car at Nadi International Airport with Final Rentals to discover Fiji’s lush rainforests, hidden waterfalls, and stunning coastal drives.

  • Final Rentals makes the booking process effortless and transparent, with no hidden fees. We offer a diverse fleet of vehicles, from budget-friendly compacts ideal for couples to spacious SUVs perfect for family island adventures.

  • With reliable vehicles and excellent service, Final Rentals ensures your travels are smooth and enjoyable from the start.

  • To ensure availability and get the best selection, book your vehicle with Final Rentals at least a day in advance of your trip.

  • Begin your Fiji getaway today by booking your car rental with Final Rentals at Nadi International Airport. The islands are ready when you are!

The Best Time To Rent a Car in Fiji

Low Season Rentals Provide the Best Value

To get the best value when renting a car, book in advance, travel during the low season, and opt for an economy vehicle to keep costs down while exploring the islands.

Cooler Months Drive Up Rental Rates

From June to August, rental rates in Fiji often increase as the dry season draws more visitors to its popular coastal and island destinations.

May Sees the Highest Rental Costs

May signals the beginning of Fiji’s peak travel season, bringing a surge in visitor numbers and a rise in rental car demand and prices.

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What Our Clients Say

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"I rented a car this month from Final Rentals, and I can honestly say that it was one of the best experiences with car rentals I’ve had as a tourist. They made the car rental process so easy for me."

Tara Prost
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"The car provided was new, clean, spacious, and quite comfortable, which was a pleasant surprise. We were impressed overall and highly recommend this company if you need a rental car."

Ella Carter
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"I was impressed with their professional service. Final Rentals provided me with a brand new electric SUV, and the experience was amazing. I would recommend Final Rentals for anyone who needs a car."

Illy J
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"I was pleasantly impressed by this company. They offer a variety of clean and reliable cars as well as a friendly, welcoming, and professional service. I would recommend them to all my friends and relatives."

Jim Bagley
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"Excellent service and organization. The car I rented was perfect, and the staff were courteous and helpful."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an International Driving Permit (IDP) to rent a car in Fiji?

No, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is not required for renting a car in Fiji if you have a valid driver's license from your home country. However, your license must be in English. If your license is in another language, it's best to carry an IDP to avoid any issues. Rental agencies at Nadi International Airport and other locations accept major international licenses, but always check with your provider before booking.

What side of the road do I drive on in Fiji?

In Fiji, drivers must drive on the left-hand side of the road, following British-style road rules. This can be an adjustment for those used to right-hand driving. Overtaking is done on the right, and many roads have roundabouts instead of traffic signals. If you're not comfortable with left-side driving, consider renting an automatic car for an easier experience.

How much does it cost to rent a car in Fiji?

The cost of renting a car in Fiji varies based on the vehicle type and rental duration. On average, a compact car costs around $49 per day, while larger vehicles like SUVs and 4WDs can cost upwards of $80 per day. Booking in advance can help secure better rates. Long-term rentals may also offer discounts.

Are there any specific traffic rules I should be aware of?

Fiji has strict traffic rules. All passengers must wear seatbelts, mobile phone use while driving is prohibited, and eating or drinking while driving is not allowed. Speed limits are posted in kilometers per hour, not miles per hour, so ensure you're adhering to the correct speed. Police checkpoints are common, so always carry your license and rental documents.

Are there speed limits in Fiji?

Yes, speed limits in Fiji vary by location. In residential areas, the limit is 50 km/h (31 mph), while highways and open roads allow speeds up to 80 km/h (50 mph). There are speed cameras in major cities like Suva and along the Queen’s Highway, so it's important to follow speed regulations to avoid fines.

Is renting a 4WD necessary in Fiji?

If you plan to stick to major towns like Nadi and Suva, a standard car will be sufficient. However, if you're exploring remote areas, such as Viti Levu’s inland gravel roads or Vanua Levu, a 4WD is highly recommended. Some rental companies have restrictions on taking 2WD cars on rough roads, so always confirm before booking.

What are the fuel prices in Fiji?

Fuel prices in Fiji are higher compared to the U.S. A liter of gasoline costs around 2.04 FJD (0.95 USD). Gas stations are readily available in cities but are scarce in rural areas, so it's best to refuel whenever possible. Most gas stations are full-service and may not accept credit cards, so carrying cash is advisable.

Where can I park my rental car in Fiji?

Parking is generally easy to find in Fiji. Hotels usually offer free parking, while major towns like Suva and Nadi have regulated parking with hourly fees around 1 USD (2.14 FJD). There are also paid parking lots available. In rural areas, parking is mostly free and readily available.

Can I take my rental car on a ferry to other islands?

Some rental companies allow cars to be taken on roll-on, roll-off ferries to islands like Vanua Levu, Ovalau, or Taveuni, but you must confirm this in advance. If permitted, expect additional fees and restrictions. Always check the rental policy before booking if inter-island travel is in your plans.

What documents do I need to rent a car in Fiji?

To rent a car in Fiji, you need a valid driver’s license, a passport or ID for verification, and a major credit card for the deposit. Most rental agencies do not accept debit cards. It is also recommended to purchase additional insurance, as U.S. rental insurance policies may not cover vehicles in Fiji.

Is it cheaper to rent a car at the airport or off-site?

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